Video Update #9 – Interview with Dr. Yoni Freedhoff

Here is an excerpt from an interview we did in Ottawa Canada with Dr. Yoni Freedhoff. For more information about Yoni Freedhoff go to weightymatters.ca.

Can unborn babies taste junkfood?

I recently had my mind blown. It happened while we were preparing for an interview with Dr. Brian Wansink at the Cornell Food and Brand Lab. In his book, Dr. Wansink mentions a study by Dr. Julie Mennella. In her research, Dr. Mennella had pregnant women consume carrot juice four days a week during the… [Continue Reading]

Video Update #8 – Interview with Dr. Marion Nestle

We started production in style by having a fantastic interview with food policy luminary Dr. Marion Nestle. Here is a teeny sneak peek at our conversation.  

Video Update #7 – Production Starts!

We start shooting this week and we have updated our website so we can give you updates about the production itself.  

Carb-Loaded Hangs-out w/ Dr. Jeffry Gerber

We get a chance to listen to Dr. Jeffry Gerber about what carbs can do to our bodies.

The Guide to Carb Loading (Kid’s Edition)

According to The American Heritage® Medical Dictionary, “Carb Loading” is: A dietary practice that increases carbohydrate reserves in muscle tissue through the consumption of extra quantities of high-starch foods and is often followed by endurance athletes prior to competition. In truth, there is no better guide on Carb Loading then watching the average U.S. mom… [Continue Reading]

Production has begun!

The first of a multitude of interviews has been scheduled. We’re also going back and forth with quite a few P.R. reps to schedule more interviews. It’s busy…but that’s part of what makes it so exciting. As I am sure you will agree the music in a film is critical to how the viewer feels… [Continue Reading]

Low Carb…Just another scare tactic

Right??? If the health crisis was as bad as all of the low carbers claim, we would be dropping left and right. Is the western diet really THAT big of a deal? We have been eating like this for over half a century. After awhile it gets pretty hard to sort through the cacophony of… [Continue Reading]